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Power cord connector prevents disconnects

September 19, 2013 By Mary Gannon Leave a Comment

The new IEC Lock+ connector from Stay Online Corp., Creedmoor, N.C., is updated from the original IEC Lock first launched in 2010. It incorporates a new release mechanism that allows for disconnection from all sides. It requires no other equipment or special inlets to secure it, simply plug it into an appliance as you would a standard IEC lead.IEC_Lock_Plus-cord

The new IEC Lock+, designed for use in areas where access is limited and ease of removal is of paramount importance, uses the new red cage release mechanism rather than the previous pull-tab.

The red cage release mechanism also marks the new connector out from standard non-locking IEC leads. This is especially important in data centers where there are likely to be thousands of leads and allows maintenance and other data center staff to clearly identify critical and non-critical power sources.

Stay Online
www.stayonline.com

Filed Under: Power Transmission, Products Tagged With: Stay Online

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